From April 3 to April 6, this crucial conference featured ARMAC-led discussions, interactive sessions at the APOPO Visitor Center, and participation in the Cambodian Mine Action and Victim Assistance Authority’s (CMAA) observance of International Mine Awareness Day. Participants also engaged in guided tours of active minefields by the HALO Trust, visits to the CMAC Peace Museum, and a strategic reflection session with Nobel Peace Prize Laureate Sister Denise Coghlan.
Ms. Rothna Buth, Executive Director of ARMAC declared, “In challenging times, we unite to become stronger. Our commitment to mine action is not just about removing landmines but also about building resilient communities for a future free from the marks of conflict.”
The event welcomed notable figures, including H.E. Mr. Buakeo Phumvongsay, Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the Lao People’s Democratic Republic to Cambodia, and H.E. Dr. Ly Thuch, Senior Minister and First Vice President of the CMAA, alongside representatives from ASEAN member states, Japan, and other distinguished guests.
“Prince Group reaffirms our commitment to a future where every step we take is on safe ground. Together, we turn the tide against the legacy of landmines, building a path to peace, security, and development for all,” stated Mr. Gabriel Tan, Chief Communications Officer of Prince Holding Group.
As a champion for community welfare and environmental care, Prince Group reiterates its commitment to driving sustainable change. This event aligns with their mission to secure safer, prosperous futures in mine-impacted regions, emphasizing the value of care, teamwork, and resilience.
